The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-18
TRIO OF WEDDINGS.
CoRBN- DUGGER CLINTON. SNEDLEy.
M'HICK-SNITH The CEREMONIES.
al" Daughters of Two of N,,os
A'"''m'n Fake tpon Thom.
selves Matrimonial vows

" cuHeeuAy night NJ : O'clock a
very pretty little wedding ceremony
occurred AZ the Christian church ON
" ashliS'on street, the report of
"ulch Oh account of u press OF matter
| WIS omitted in yesterGaY's issue.
The happy parties who contracted TO
| meet ilte'o troubles and share its iDXs
together were MIR. j. Mumtord Cor
ON and Mics Daisy II. Dugyer
daughter OF MIR. u. /. Digger. of
Washington street, this city. Long
oelore the hour appointed for tie
| ceremony n goodly As-emb,a0e hnd
gathered al the church and When the
| oiluHl party arrived the oditice WA.
wen hiIed. Mr.. Corbin is young
man we'll known in the clty for his
sober, industrious qualities and The
| hrIde l. a young lady well beloved by
III her large circle of friends aud ne
| qualntsucvs.
10 The strains OF the beautiful we'd
dihg march promptly at $ o'clock the
Dr'de and groom entered the church
and surrounded by their Immediate
| relatives, maI Ched TO the foot of the
altar. Then Rev. W H. Baghv, in a
peculiarly beautiful ceremony. nm
| pre7siNcly conducted, united the
couple and Miss Daisy ID. Digger he
came Mrs. j. NJ CorOin. humrdjntrtv
at the close OF the ceremony the
couple were driven to the grooms
residence where his aunt and sisters
actlhg as hostessts, very pleasant RI
cepilon was held which was attended
ohiy 10y the relatives and few chosen
friends of the happy couple. quite
number of beautiful and useful
pres nts were found bv them ON their
arrival at their home. Among thcm
were many remembranccs from the
members Of Engine Company No.
OF which the groom was for A Iouu
time member.
Ihus start out in lile's VOYAGE two
more youDg and happy ones who have
only, as yet, met the bright side OF
their eXlstance. May the fares decree
themn great sorrows no tempestuous
storms, out may their iitc's bark ever
be louhd on the lee side of adversely
and my they finally reach TINT much
desired port that's looked forward to
ana desired to be made by all the vova
gers over lite's ocean.
CLINTON sMEpLAy.
The residence of Alderman w. -.
Wallace on Elm street, in East Waco.
WAS the scene last night of brillian.
wedding, when his step daughter,
Miss Willie Smedley, was united in
the holy bonds of wedlock to MIR. :.
ii. Clinton, of this city. Only few
friends and the family relations of
both parties were present at the care
mony, which WAS highly enjoyed by
all present.
Tne guests beng all assembled,
promptly at O'Clock, the bride and
groom took their places in the centre
of the large and handsome parlor,
and IN front of the officiating minis
ter, DR.. s. A. King, who in a short
but highly interesting ceremony, uni
ted the two in wedlock.
MIR. Clinton Is "A rising Young man
i'll the city, of fine business qualifica
tons ana one who enjoys the entire
confidence OF all who know him.
Miss Smedley, the BRIDE, has long
oeen ia'orlte among the large CIR
cIe III "n'Ch she moved, IoVed ana
esteenneu o5 al, auo WIN not be the
least missed by any means among all
that might have been taken.
a large number of costly and hand
splhe presents were bestowed upon
tnc lappy couple by their mauy
liiohus ana auillrers ana ne parents
VI 'he Drlde entertained the
shests ana thelr daughter ana new
son .in-la" ny oouh'co"s ana "p'
prrclateu coIlauoh.
ne eAcheqner rot IHE EXAMINER
Is wen llieu Wlth large stock OF
goou "ishes lor all VINO assume ser
s,co al tne hEHeh!a' sI,af, and Tor
Mr' ana Mrs' CiliItoh IL draws check
Tor thousand JOYS, anu gives them
uIal uue al 81 gut iof All me hapPi
MESS tueY can draw from tho vaults
Oh mes treasury
MIRICK-sMITH.